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Recognition of States and Governments
1965As already stated, it is essential that before a state can enter into formal relations with another it must not only be fully sovereign, but it must also be recognised as such by the state with which it seeks to enter into relations. The government of the state must also be similarly recognised.
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The Reorganization of State Government
American Political Science Review, 1915The oft quoted remark of James Bryce concerning the government of American cities was certainly justified insofar as it condemned our American city government. To the extent, however, that it seemed to imply a recognition of the successful operation of our state governments it would appear to be in need of considerable limitation.
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Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Public Policy, Third Edition, 2020
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Recognition of States and Governments
1992Abstract This chapter begins with a discussion of the ‘declaratory’ and ‘constitutive’ views of recognition. According to the declaratory view, the legal effects of recognition are limited: recognition is a declaration or acknowledgement of an existing state of law and fact, legal personality having been conferred previously by operation
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The State of Comparative Government
International Studies Quarterly, 1975I am pleased that my article has generated as thoughtful a response as that of Mr. Smaldone. In that article I attempted to use a consideration of texts to give an insight into the state of the discipline. That this effort has succeeded in this particular case is indicated by Mr.
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State of Governance in Bangladesh
The Round Table, 2003The present state of governance in Bangladesh is evaluated here using the concept of governance, particularly good governance. Bangladesh shows all the symptoms of an underdeveloped polity. Democracy has not been institutionalized. Politics continues to be dominated by big money, goons and people with little background and training in formal politics ...
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Corporate Governance and the State
Competition and Regulation in Network Industries, 2014Pick up any first-year textbook in economics, and you will see that the analysis of pricing and other decisions by firms is based on the assumption that they maximize profits. More generally, when economists talk about the advantages of market economies – invisible hands and the like – they are implicitly assuming that managers maximize profits or ...
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Incremental Democracy: The Policy Effects of Partisan Control of State Government
Journal of Politics, 2017Devin Caughey, Yiqing Xu, C. Warshaw
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Scientists in state government
Physics Today, 1974That we live in a technological world is evident to all of us. Certainly public policies regarding energy, transportation, coastal-zone management, pollution, waste management, urban technology and health-care delivery affect our lives and our pocket books.
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